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IDEM Safety Switches Product Catalog - PCC US Distributor of IDEM

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SECTION 10<br />

www.idemsafety.com MGL - NON CONTACT RFID LOCKING SWITCH<br />

102<br />

Non Contact RFID Locking Switch Type: MGL<br />

SPECIAL FEATURES:<br />

Heavy Duty or Medium holding force versions<br />

Available in Stainless Steel 316 (with Stainless Magnet), robust Plastic or Die-Cast Metal<br />

Will operate with most Safety Relays to achieve up to PLe/Cat 4 to ISO13849-1<br />

RFID Master Coded or Unique Coding<br />

Stainless Steel 316<br />

with Stainless Steel<br />

Magnet<br />

IP69K<br />

RFID CODING OPTIONS:<br />

The RFID coding is offered in two types and can be either coded by series or uniquely coded.<br />

Type 1: Master Code - by series (any actuator will operate any switch) this is used when unique door activation is not required, but the<br />

benefit of RFID makes it virtually impossible to be overridden or by-passed by simple means.<br />

Type 2: 32,000,000 Unique Codes - the switch is factory set and used when unique activation is required in areas where there are many<br />

interlocked doors and security of individual areas is required.<br />

The MGL combines magnetic sensing and RFID technology to provide non contact operation and high anti-tamper coding. In addition an<br />

electromagnet is used to lock machine guards.<br />

Only when the actuator is in the correct position can the lock be achieved and the safety outputs closed.<br />

The switch provides two safe switching outputs for use with popular safety relays as well as a semi conductor auxiliary signal to indicate the door<br />

position.<br />

There are 2 LEDs that offer 5 diagnostic functions to the user.<br />

The switch is “Power to Lock” and therefore consideration must be given in the event of a power failure to machines where a run down time is<br />

present before the hazard is removed.<br />

CONNECTION EXAMPLE:<br />

High Specification<br />

Polyester<br />

Die-Cast<br />

Metal<br />

DESCRIPTION:<br />

The MGL range of Non Contact RFID Coded switches has been developed in order to provide and maintain a high level of functional safety whilst<br />

providing a reliable magnetic door interlock.<br />

Flexibility for holding force is provided by the provision of 2 different switch sizes - Heavy Duty (1100N (F1Max) Stainless Steel, 1500N (F1Max)<br />

Plastic and Die Cast) and Medium Duty (600N (F1Max) Stainless Steel, 1000N (F1Max) Plastic and Die Cast) to cover all applications.<br />

Coding is achieved by using magnetic and RFID techniques and both principles need to be satisfied for the switch to operate safely.<br />

The MGL range will connect to the majority of popular standard safety relays to achieve up to PLe/Category 4 to ISO13849-1.<br />

Offered in Stainless Steel 316, high specification robust Plastic or Die-Cast Metal housings the MGL switch can be used in almost any environment<br />

including high pressure cleaning following contact with foreign particles.<br />

The Stainless Steel 316 version has been designed with a Stainless Steel magnet and IP69K rating making it suitable for CIP and SIP processes.<br />

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS:<br />

Heavy Duty: 1100N S/Steel, 1500N Plastic and Die Cast<br />

Medium Duty: 600N S/Steel, 1000N Plastic and Die Cast<br />

(All values quoted are F1Max.)<br />

2NC Safety Outputs overload protected<br />

1NO Auxiliary Output for indication of door open<br />

No moving parts - high switch life and provides resistance<br />

to Shock and Vibration<br />

Offered in: Stainless Steel 316 (with Stainless Steel<br />

Magnet), High Specification and robust Polyester<br />

housings, or Die Cast Metal.

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